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/ent/ertainment general - podcasts, sports, youtube channels, documentaries, movies, tv etc मित्र 03/02/2024 (Sat) 03:13:49 Id: d32a1a No. 5925
•All forms of entertainment are welcome ITT •Post podcasts you listen to, youtube channels you watch, the best documentaries you've ever seen and other forms of entertainment. •Underrated/non-popular stuff is encouraged •Anons looking for suggestions for entertaining stuff are also welcome to post Do not derail the thread!
>>5925 I'll start by posting an unknown and insanely well produced youtube documentary that I stumbled across: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk7GvaqEicU
https://youtu.be/CK3oShC3NnQ Fucking Rashmika Mandanna was presenting an award at Crunchyroll anime awards 2024 ! Why her of all people !
https://www.honest-broker.com/p/the-state-of-the-culture-2024 >>5936 >Tarkovsky Thanks for sharing this, I have only seen Solaris, will check out the others, though will take me time. Good stuff in this thread. Thank you posters.
Watching Ghost in the Shell 1995 with an upgraded audio system. This movie has amazing sound design, insanely good visuals that still look amazing and amazing themes. Peak comfy
>>6005 Watched it several years ago and found it quite boring, but honestly didn't know much about japanimation at that time, when I first watched Akira I thought it was a boring shit but several years after I rewatched it and regarded it as a masterpiece, so my opinion might change.
>>6010 The movie is well past its time. A lot of its ideas have since then been used and reused and abused. The main appeal lies in the rich ambience. Most of the big ideas of the movie are not shown with explosions and sexy babes but in dialogues or even as background occurrences normal in this world. And in the main point about how the dawn of a post human future happens, when non human consciousnesses learn to reproduce. Most people miss the important of second point or not really get it at all.
>>6014 >Most of the big ideas of the movie are not shown with explosions and sexy babes but in dialogues or even as background occurrences normal in this world. So similar to Akira then. A lot of character has subtle dialogues that tells a lot about them, like the military guy who stays loyal with Neo-Tokyo despite being a corrupted shithole because he thinks it's worth fighting for. But then what most people got from Akira was "Oh that bike is so cool!".
Saw Dream Scenario last night. Good fun movie. >>6034 I need to re watch Akira. I definitely loved it when I watched it ages ago. It had so much influence on everything. You enjoys movies differently at different ages. Young people will see the cool bike and cool jacket, older people will see different things. This is fine.
https://youtu.be/nCkuo9RYUWE Savarkar movie was good beyond expectations. I was expecting a good movie because it serves to my passions, but instead, it was a piece of art that I did not imagine I would get to see. The acting from Hooda and others was just spectacular. The sound design, very original, not one to catch your attention but always supported the movie. The movie itself was very tight. A lot of happenings packed in 3 hours. It was the Mrs's first Indian movie with Indian crowd. She was first annoyed by the cheers and said "shhhh". By the "Bharat mata ki jai", she say me join in. By the "Har har Mahadev" she joined in too. This movie and Sardar Udham, Indian movies have come a very very long way. Vivek Agnihoti may be a great researcher, but his movies feel like that made by a kid learning to use his camera. This one, was an artist wielding a powerful tool. मेरा भारत बदल रहा है।
>>6191 no it is a right wing propaganda film, can't believe you watched that shit you sanghi (my fav movie is the Barbie movie which I went to watch with my wife, and her boyfriend)
>>6192 This movie was too important beyond the left wing/right wing shit flinging. I have not been affected so deeply by something in so long. One of the best movie experiences of my life by far. Makes me ashamed of complaining about small things and being a fat fuck while others sacrificed so much so could enjoy our freedoms.
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>>6192 made me kek
>>6191 what the fuck. how old are you? nigga i used to think, youre 20 something student fag in germany.
>>6222 I am an Uncle with all the uncle attachments and the age and cringe to match.
>>6222 I always thought around 30-35 but could be up to 45 too Not that I care, it's not like 17 year old Allen chhapris can make good posts despite being young
This show was written by people who had good childhoods. It introduced me to jazz music as well. Most American shows I couldn't relate to, because characters had no problems, lot of money and their lives were unrelatable. But Arnold used to travel in a bus and had his own share of problems. I got a new TV which has a live channel showing this cartoon non stop. Very comfy show for me. You can easily find it on youtube.
>>5925 https://www.youtube.com/@fern-tv very high quality documentaries, and his animation style is similar to lemmino's
>>6792 Infotainment is shallow and he is German. But his Hitler train video was good. I have a PIC somewhere of Hitlers prototype for said train
>>6792 His latest video on El Salvador is why I avoid his channel. Typical western propoganda, when a government tries to do well for its people.
>>6792 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZs5Hz1klno He made a great video this time
>>6948 >great video >cia base you can't make this shit up lol fuckin dimwit audience this guy has
Mad Max movies try to make masculinity look bad and toxic, but unironically are the most testostorone activating movies for me. Furiosa hhad a shitty actress and muh feminism themes, but the rest of world building was great. Rewatching fury road and Thunderdom is just too good.
https://rumble.com/v54tt9x-conspiracy-tea.html Found this very weird schizo channel
Kingdom of the planet of the apes is a really good movie.
>>7203 America in 10 years.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQL_L5uxMmg Such a good anime..very nice human story. Will share detailed thoughts later. >>7204 Though more of tacos than nignogs. Oh well. An invader gets invaded.
Exhuma is good if you like horrorr. Once in a decade good. Asian horror is more relatable than western for me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgfj3gXbKSE another lemmino clone - spektator
watching neon genesis evangelion, pretty good i can say, also just completed 20th century boys manga, would say not good.
>>7337 Just finished watching this, great movie I actually don't tend to like movies without a very strong storyline im autistic so I need a what is happening, what led to this point and what is the conclusion kind of movie. but I REALLY liked this despite Really hit me when he got the telegram though and the subsequent movie was intense with both sides of his lives being developed. and also his sentiment of "why is Japan so poor" is relatable. Nice movie to watch after being discharged.
>>7466 Are you the anon who recommended Killing Stalking ? This movie was hopium for me. It was good to see something so pure and wholesome in a world so filthy and wrong.
>>7467 >Killing Stalking ? Crazy how I was browsing aic earlier and thought of posting killing stalking in the yaoi thread, and now I see it mentioned again. Have you read it though?
>>7467 No but I might add it to the watchlist unless it's yaoi. >>7473 Is it yaoi? Glad to know aic isn't forgotten
>>7441 20th century boys has many Japan specific references. Like nichijou even if you get some of the references, there are many that'll you miss cuz you're not from Japan. This video goes into detail as to why this anime won't get a anime but deals with the political background of 20th century boys https://youtu.be/bhuMhMHmDWQ?si=SYaVu3DULr3sVMkX
>>7474 >Is it yaoi Yeah I actually read it because a fujoshi recommended it, but it's probably one of the best thrillers from start to finish. Also very well drawn. Never seen a manhwa better drawn than killing stalking. Wow I wanna re read it now.
>>7473 I did. Good read. The gay stuff is not forced in. >>7481 A gen Z girl who works for us was explaining to me what fujoshi, male manipulators and other gen Z terms. It felt like listening to lectures on Pokemons for me. I am a dinosaur.
>>7484 >male manipulators This is new to me. Also just realised I haven't heard the word otaku in years.
There have been two anime re makes for adults this year 1. Naoki Urasaw's Pluto - Re imagining of Astro Boy. What if Astro boy was real during the time of the Iraq war. This one was hard hitting but also a very different take on the AI/Robot world we are entering. In the Kursk offensive, USA already used autonomous drones against Russian troops, so we are already in a world where robots and AI are being not only used for humans but also against it. Original Pluto stories were written in the 1960's where the outlook towards robots was very different and innocent. So to see it today, where out POV is very negative, is really refreshing. But Urasaw's take is also very realistic and set in the real world. Which is what makes it the adult version of Astro Boy. 2. Dededede demons destruction - Like pluto, this anime hides its true colors. It is a remake of Doremon for modern times with adult thought. But at the same time, it captures the world through the eyes of a young person in a very honest yet brutal way. This show also takes a very realistic look at how people live through calamities. A lot of people have heroic recall or dramatic recall of historic events. COVID for example, is remembered by people dramatized or with themselves as the hero. In reality, life goes on and we do our daily things, while a calamity goes on. Those who die, just die and those who live, usually live due to sheer luck. This show , captures that reality through the eyes of school girls and then collage first years.
Shekhar home is Indian/Bengali take on Sherlock holmes. Borrows strongly from the new BBC series. The first 2 episodes are cringe, despite KK Menon and Raveer Shrouey, both actors worth their weight in gold. Rasika Duggal, another great actress also does justice to her role. Sadly the word puns are way too much for me. I can't watch it. Most of you will not be able to either. >>7512 There are German versions of these. I can learn the language and speak it, but what youngsters here speak is alien to me. It is youngsters way of encryption.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14928598/ Looking for a torrent or direct download for this
https://youtu.be/5O8q18J28bc If you enjoy crime porn
https://zorotv.com.lv/dandadan-episode-1/ Great start. This anime looks good.
>>8021 Wow dandadan got an anime? The manga was fun, had excellent art.
>>8047 Yep, I avoided the manga because the animation studio does good work.
Terrifier 3 trailer looks good. Watch 1 and 2 if you enjoy horror.
The Netflix Mc Mahon Documentary was amazing. Binged it because couldn't sleep. It is about Vince Mc Mahon the person and the character. Either way, it brings into perspective how much work went into these characters and how much they meant to me. WWF allowed us to feel , give us characters to love and hate. And there was nothing else like it and there still isn't. It is the modern soap opera. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XA3D3iJdzg
>>8083 > But it is shit because it isn't real https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYvMOf3hsGA Replug this essay from 9 years ago.
completed cowboy bebop yesterday, just too good, is all i can say.
>>8110 It is a very heavy show that has stayed with me throughout all these years.


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